Understanding the relationship between monogenetic and polygenetic volcanism has been a long-standing goal in volcanology, especially in cases where these two styles of volcanism are coeval and geographically adjacent. We ...

The Neogene mafic volcanism of the Northern Puna region in the Central Andes isrepresented by scoria cones and lava flows dispersed over a wide region (c. 9150 km2) as isolated or poorly clustered centres. Although all the ...

The Quaternary Villamaria-Termales Monogenetic Volcanic Field (VTMVF) is one of the monogenetic fields located within the subduction related. volcanic chain in the northern Colombian Andes. The dominantly andesitic composition ...

Monogenetic volcanoes are the most common volcanic landforms on Earth. Several works have shown that the study of geomorphology and spatial distribution of such small volcanoes reveals important aspects related to the ...

Arequipa (Peru) is an area where volcanic activity has been persistent during the Quaternary. Studies carried out in this area have highlighted the emplacement of ignimbrite deposits, large volcanic clusters and stratovolcanoes. ...

The Garrotxa Volcanic Field is related to the Neogene–Quaternary European Rift system and is the youngest representation of monogenetic volcanism in the Iberian Peninsula. It encompasses over 50 eruptive vents, most of ...